Settlement order does not constitute admissible evidence in unrelated proceedings and does not extinguish third-party rights. A settlement order under the Regulations is not admissible as evidence in proceedings about alleged defaults not covered by the order and does not affect ... Summary
Settlement order does not constitute admissible evidence in unrelated proceedings and does not extinguish third-party rights.
A settlement order under the Regulations is not admissible as evidence in proceedings about alleged defaults not covered by the order and does not affect third-party rights arising from the alleged default. Where an applicant who obtained a settlement order is a noticee with others, observations may be made about the applicant only as necessary to prove another's act, and such observations are subject to the settlement order unless revoked; observations in a settlement order are not admissible per se against other persons.
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